New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-30
AN ANARCHIST PROMPTLY CUOKpn
PAUL WOLF SORRY FOR HIS SPEECH


PREACHING
vENGE-AN ANARCHIST CIRCULAR
CHICAGO, Nov. 90 (Spec,all.-The sociallstc earc.,
Of Paul Wolf has been short one. Tho nearest n.
approached to being an out-and-out Anarchist wa.
whom he stood by tho bar IN John Schaefcr's saloon
at Twenty fifth and Hanover sts., On Friday naht
and delivered excited harangue TO crowd II haiS
drunken beer-drinbers Wolf IS built very much like
Adolph Fischer, except that he weighs over 200
pounds He looks quito powerful, and tanding hes6
and shoulders above tho IN his negLborhood n.
has come to believe himself almost their leader On
Friday night Officers German and Smiddy OF the Twen
tysecond Street Station, dressed in citizens Clothes
were passing Schaefers saloon whep the noise inside
ted their attention and they strolled IN. Wolf
who IS a we'll educated German, sang song In Span
sh so tho officers thought. They known only
to the saloon Keeper and while passing the time with
him they listened to the voices at the tables Sud,
denly Wolf who had been speaking German, rose from
tho table, and bringing his list down the bar with
a bang that made the glassware rattle exclaimed in
good English
"Itwas a shame for tho people of America to allow
such unlawful execution DO you call 1t law to
allow a policeman to shoot man in hts door and
acquit the murderer, while these innocent were
hungr II VIC had dono our duty the night the Jury
returned that verdict we would have gone In BODY
and blown each turcr's house and himself TO h,
and then blown up Grinncu But walt while, and
will be revonged and that. pretty soon. Yes. We
Will DO revenged The man who wont cary LOmb
In his pocket is no man Inside OF month or two
We will blow up GIinnell and"
"Thcn grabbed him by tho throat" said Officer
German, who had been telling Justice White in court
TO day what Wolf had said IN his speech. squeezed
until his tongue stuck ont and he begged Oh like a
whipped cur Wolf and his friends, who Stood In
the Police Court this morning, could bring evidence
contradict the testimony Of the policeman, but they
attempted eXcuse. on the grounds of Drunkenness
81, G-fl
TO keep the peace for year. He was badly fright
cned and glad % get OFF easily.
A circular has been prepared here for circulation
among workIngmen, which many people believe IS the
work Of the Anarchists Dyer d. Iunl. editor Of Tho
Alarm the paper formerly edited by Parsons. IS dis
posed, however, laugh at the circular There arc
some good sound facts in IT, he said, but do NOT
believe that 1t was issued by any Anarcbstlc organ
zaiion. We, as Anarchists don't send out circulars
We do business Ia another way We not such
fools as put information into print for secret ds
ributon."
Tho circular, In part reads as follows:
FIGHT.
lfott0:
Ruler we detCSt.
Freedom request,
To DC equal, We aspire.
We Will win or We'll expire.
In course of "A conversation bet ween John Swintot
and Kar! Marx, which took place shortly before no
attcr's death, owinton asked Marx What VIII mo
future bring 20 short but meaning was tho answer
the great thinker ard philosopher gave II was iut
QUO short vUri. yet wOui expressing very much
The rs tight
How clearly Iarx could look into the future
Yes fight and struggle. Even II there are some Opt,
mlsis in our rank, the majority Of our comrades are
convinced that It Will take hard fighting To gain fhe
great final aim which the thinking proi'taria Of all
Countries with unflrng fervOr Is now struggling &c
reach How brually, without consideration
res barbaroiisly. especially hero IN America. rN
noneyed ruling clas> faces all those who, win ply
or the fellow man and the courage OF their convlG
Ions. express thor feelings and thoughts IN words
mi writing was shown by the terrible Chicago ifagsiy
which ended on November II. 156I. Eight II tN
Je-t and uoble~t pioneers Of the wcrlncmen
sacrificed five were Hell and three disabled
The prr-ent -ocalal political rnfOrmati0ns arr mol
Intended 10 fn.rrf.ra with the privileges and prop
MY rights of The upper ten thousand
There has been considerable talk Of erecting
over the graves ~ the Anarchists. 1hso
,re n,1'tv among tloir friends who think It would -
wiser to use all the money that + contributed in
creating permanent fuad for the support ~ te fami-
irs o, the dead W-u. ina much As the contributions
arg nor eynectrl continue much longer lif no
r., fence Committee durs not think II has The right 10
lynr any money n ~ f. contributed. to any other puF-
nose than the ore DESIGNATED by the donor, and %
hoy conclude that all sent I'm for monument
VII have to bs used for that purpose ana no o'lrr
We want 20 wat and 81 hat klhd OF 2 monnfrWt
hoy are going 10 put up the HaYmarl0Ht.7 s21
member OF the I !-nc, Committee. and then We vi
,u ahead with ours n VII he similar To that oii
evnert n. said with a knowing wink ana wan.
ID SEQ II We cannot raise money quicker than they 40
,crtiuy IT, They have got ABOUT 5000 now. ililA
viii nor falp three months 10 raise thar anoNns
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